Mouse Highlights Every thing When I Click on
26 Oct
Posted by Roger as Geeky Tips
“Sticky Keys Syndrome”
The mouse highlights every little thing I click on. My computer is acting strange. Is there something wrong with my mouse? Is this a virus on my computer? What do I do? Yikes,
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One Click Highlights Everything: The Three Main Symptoms
1. One click highlights everything. I cannot unhighlight text. When I click on any text, some strange phenomenon occurs. An alien of some sorts keeps highlighting the text,
Office Standard 2010 X64, and the text simply refuses to become unhighlighted. The whole page is inundated with highlighted text. The Sticky Key Monster has taken over,
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2. My Favorites Menu remains on the screen after clicking on a bookmark, or favorite link. The favorites menu will not go away. Unless, I manually click on it off myself. This is not standard procedure.
3. Everytime I click on on a hyperlink,
Key Office 2010, the page opens up in a new window. Again, this is not standard, and should not be happening.
SOLUTION – Permanently disable sticky keys
1. Click on start button on the bottom of desktop page.
2. Go to Control Panel.
3. Go to Accessibility Options. (top left of page)
4. Top section reads StickyKeys. Click on Settings next to StickyKeys.
5. Then you see Keyboard Shortcut.
6. Uncheck “use shortcut”. That’s it.
StickyKeys is a feature created by Microsoft to help users with physical disabilities. StickyKeys allows a user to press a modifier key (Shift, Alt,
Genuine Microsoft 2007 Office Standard, Ctrl) or the
Windows key, and and have it remain active until another key is pressed. To turn this feature off, simply press both shift keys at the same time.